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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1926

Page

6

Local Notes Highlight Family, Travel and Commerce

Mrs. Fred Rohrer returned from Fairfield and Ottumwa visiting relatives. Asa Jones plan to move from Washington to Pueblo Colorado in July. Mrs. Hallie Ward and son Jim visit Burling ton relatives. Graham's dresses draw Mrs. Seymour Martin's Keota shopping trip. James Work returns to Grinnell for ill father J A Work. Mrs. C Huston of Lincoln Neb arrives to visit Bert Willits. Mrs. Irwin Coffey heads to Albany Indiana to visit parents. Jernice Ross visits Emma Pine in North English. Al Ledger Helen Wilson Alma Karel go to Wellman. Mrs. John Ryan travels to Oskaloosa for ill father John Kennedy. Bridge Lamps sale at Westphal The Jeweler. Father Courtney visits from East Pleasant Plain. Dorothy Marr of Keota returns home after Washington visit with grandmother L A Stewart. Mrs. James Daniels of West Chester trains to Macomb Illinois for father Edgar Gargash illness. City freight lines close at noon Memorial Day. S912

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Day Trips

Mrs. Charles Speer Mrs. L D Vanderham and son Bobby visit Brighton with the Woods. Mrs Harry Davis travels from West Chester to Kalona to visit her son. Presbyterian Ladies plan a May 29 sale for Sunday dinner at Washington Cleaners. Mrs J C Bauer visits Keota to spend time with daughter Mrs Cloyd Molmes. Rodney Mayhew from Ames college returns home for a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs W C Mayhew.

Charles Speer L. D. Vanderham and Bobby Brighton Ray Woodford Harry Davis West Chester Kalona J. C. Bauer Keota Cloyd Molmes Rodney Mayhew Ames College Mrs W. C. Mayhew

Local residents visit and shop in Washington area

Mr and Mrs J M Kelley and daughter Winifred visit Wellman friends. Mrs F M Marsh from Keota spends the day with Leslie Dunlap. Edith Mier shops in Washington. Banks to close Memorial Day May 31st. Mrs A J Tennant returns to Oskaloosa. Tennants plan move to Washington. Mrs J R George to Davenport on business. Mr and Mrs Boyd Stevenson travel to Allerton for Synod meeting. Regarded local errands and shop notices. Barber shops to close Memorial Day.

J. M. Kelley Winifred Henry Eagle Wellman J. R. George Davenport

Presbyterian Ladies Food Sale At Washington Cleaners

The Presbyterian Ladies host a food sale at the Washington Cleaners on Saturday May 29 with home cooked dinners and decorative day plants. Mrs Mary Mather Farren is critically ill at her sister Mrs Ella Mather Wilsons home. Iris roots and peony bloom are offered by Warren's Seed Store for Decoration Day. Helen Tobin and Irene Holmes visited from Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs George Duke head to Denver Colorado for the summer. Nellie Ryan of Penn College graduates June 14 as valedictorian and plans to teach history at St Marys Town consolidated school where she will also be principal.

Mary Mather Farren Ella Mather Wilson Nellie Ryan Penn College Bren Marr St. Marys

Local residents visiting Washington area and surround towns

Mrs. Fred Jones of Fairfield visits at the Dawson home while Harold Hon travels from Muscatine and visits the Arnold and McGinnis homes. George McGinnis hosts others from Haskins and Crawfordville. Grace Hesseltine returns from Crawfordville after visiting Martha and Ruth McGinnis. Various residents travel for shopping and church events. Ainsworth and Davenport trips noted. A Saturday special advertises a Bridge ramp for $7.85 at Westphals.

Grace Hesseltine Crawford Ville Martha Ruth McGinnis

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Fred Rohrer Fairfield Ottumwa C. F. Long Earnest Rohrer Asa Jones Washington Pueblo Colorado Hallie Ward Jimmie Burlington Graham Seymour Martin James Work Grinnell College J. A. Work Mrs. C. Huston Lincoln, Nebraska Will Bert Willits Irwin Coffey Albany Indiana Jernice Ross North English Emma Pine al Ledger Helen Wilson Alma Karel John Ryan Oskaloosa John Kennedy Westphal the Father Courtney East Pleasant Plain Father McGuire Dorothy Marr L. A. Stewart James Daniels Macomb Ilinois Edgar Gargash Priscilla Dean the Danger Girl With John Bowers FOX The Washington Cleaners Hartman’s Hargain South Side Square F. M. Marsh Leslie Dunlap Marcel Pelmer Wilson Smallas Center Lowa Ity Dallas Center Edith Mier A. J. Tennant Tennant Thompson Tennants Boyd Stevenson Allerton Iowa Associate Presbyterian Church Fishburn Crawfordsville R. B. Atcheson William Atcheson Graham's S. C. Douglass of Hame Leland Morrison Grace Elding Mediapolis Carriet Riddle Nell Hans the Wardrobe Cleaners Swift McCall Bros McElhinney Drug Co Warren Helen Tobin Irene Holmes Ainsworth George Duke Denver oMr Jake Roth Wayland John Boshart Wasland Ptr Taf Boei KOHRS Thompson’s Sanitary Market Fred Jones Art Dawson Harold Hon Muscatine J. A. Arnold Florence Arnold H. H. Springman Arnold George McGinnis of Haskins Frank Sage Revy F. W. Sutton Knoxville Church of Christ Prancy Graham’s Eva Mehling Chicago Peter Schantz Mrs. W. T. Trotter F. H. Edmondson of Cotter Everett Durian Floyd Blankenhorn Will Em)ree Westphals Palm Beach Aswe J. C. Penney Co Graham Store I. Rothschild Clark & Enslin Graham’'s N. D. Anderson Taxi For Taal Service Journal Owen McGovern South Side Furniture Store Wirthmor
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